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They're on the high side, but they are still not as hard as most SV startups. They do have a horrible habit of rewriting and rebranding products instead of ite
by izacus 5y ago
They're on the high side, but they are still not as hard as most SV startups.
They do have a horrible habit of rewriting and rebranding products instead of iteratively fixing them. This Auto example is one of them. There's no reason why this transition couldn't be seamless under Auto name - but they instead decided to bleed internal politics into public product strategy.
- HWR_14 5y ago> They're on the high side, but they are still not as hard as most SV startups. Google isn't an SV startup. It's the fourth largest company in the world (and one of the three bigger is Saudi Arabia's oil field). It should therefore be judged against other behemoths. And to support products for a reasonable amount of time. I can still get parts for a 45 year old Toyota directly from the company.